The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 10 January 1924 — Page 2
THE DAILY BANNER 3REENCASTLE, INDIilNA. THURSDAY, JANUARY 10, 1W4.
Opera House A. COOK Proprietor and Manager. Doors Open 6:30—Two Shows Shows Start 7:00 Program Subject to Change Without Notice.
LOCI NEWS
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Thursday. JACK HOXIE In The Western Play MEN IN THE RAW.
for sale. Dwight E. Vanlandingham, Greencastle, Ind. dlt. and wk. Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Farrow of Indianapolis have been the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. James Farrow.
Mr. and Mrs. Alva N. Wysong of Portland, Oregon, are the parents of , a son, John Newgent on Jan. S. Mr. Wysong was formerly of this county
and is a son of J. F. Wysong.
( The Parent-Teacher’s association ‘of the Mary Emma Jones building will meet Friday afternoon at 2:30 'o'clock. Miss Martha Ridpath iwill
George Collins, of Jefferson town- (d v e an address. The mu>.c will bship, who has been ill of pneumonia, t * 1€ First War ,l ^ e _ t I U ^'
Andy Wimmer, of Bainbridge, is in
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the city today on business.
William Kocher motored to Indiana-
polis in budness Wednesday.
i is reported improving.
THE GORHAM FOLLIES GIRLS In The Century Comedy FASHION FOLLIES
Friday MACK SENNETT’S P>ig Comedy Sensation DOWN ON THE FARM
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CHARLES MURRAY In The All Star Comedy THE FATAL PHOTO
H. ASKEW
PALMER CHIROPRACTOR Over Banner Office C’ffiice Phone 189 Res. 772-Y
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Paris Bakery
The Union prayer meeting for Locust Street and College Avenue, M. E.
The Kings Herald will meet Friday churches will be held tonight at 7:30 evening at 7:30 with Mrs. Weddell, in the Locust Street church class804 south College ave. rooms, entrance on Anderson street.
Public welcome. A review of
The F'riday Circle which was to have met Friday afternoon has been
indefinitely postponed.
The Coterie Club will meet Friday evening at 7:30 with Miss Anna Stone
421 ea.'t Washington street.
Section 1 of the Christian church will meet with Mrs. M. C. Coffman at Number 11 Bloomington street,
Friday afternoon at 2:30.
Greencastle Lodge, No. 564, ‘ Knights of Pythias will meet in regu-1 lar sesison this evening at 7:30 o’clock. All memebrs be present. Mrs. Lizzie Secrest, wife of the late ‘ Henry Secrest, who was stricken with J paralysis while at the breakfast table ( last F'riday morning is critically ill at the home of her daughter near Rac-
World Service Book will be taken up near the close of the prayer service. Russell E. Brown was in Indianapolis Wednesday atetnding a meet- , ing of the Trustees of the Kiwanis j clubs of this district which com- ; prisse 58 clubs and 52 were represented. The report showed the Indiana j Kiwanis clubs have given $100,000 to the Riley Hospital and they expect j j to raise their remaining $50,000. The ' district Governor J. Thomas Ar-
buckle was present.
CLASSIFiED ADS
For Sale.
coon.
Apples for sale. Several hundred bushels. Claude Bailey, phone Rural
Estel Rochill of Reelsville was tak- [ 45. 10-6p. en to the County Hospital Wednesday i
FOR SALE—Six room house, large lot, light and water. Phone 434.
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Yes, we have bread, cakes, pies,
_ . , . . „ _ j buns, parker house rolls, doughnuts, Entered in the Post Office at Green- i . . , , , castle, Indiana, as second class mail cream horns - cookle9 ’ ^ rolls ^
matter.
HARRY M. SMITH Editor and Proprietor S. R. RAIRDEN, City Editor
WATCH ’EM STOP ’EM The question before the house of colleges is: “Can DePauw Stop Franklin?’ We heard the subject discussed for more than an hour Monday by several fans, and the consensus of opinion was that the two teams would split on these games. Some thought Franklin would win at Greencasue and lose at home; others thought the opposite. As we see it the teams are playing entirely differe t types of basketball. DePauw is a fast-passing, accurate-shooting heavy aggregation . It has weight in the guards positions, where weight counts. It has height at backguard and at center. It has Laughlin to run around like a fox terrier and be a hundred places at the same time. It
all kinds of pastry. North side square,
next to the old Kiefer stand. ROSS M. PARIS
Phone 86 Prop.
mill
has strength at floorguard and goal-' could lose Vandivier. shooting in its main forward job, happen between now
then comes Vandivier. Vandivier is the key to the offensive. He has unlocked more victories than any player we ever heard of. Franklin as a team, has shown ability to come from behind, from far behind. DePauw has yet to demonstrate this quality. DePauw is faster. Franklin is surer. DePauw has everyfhing to gain. Franklin has its great reputation at stake. Psychology will be spilled all over the DePauw gym, February 8. With both teams as they are now the breaks would have an important bearing on the outcome. DePauw could lose any man better than Franklin
Anything may and the time
evening at eight o’clock by Dr. W. R. Hutcheson, to undergo an operation for ruptured appendix. Dr. Thomas
Noble, Jr., of Indianapolis performed | FOR SALE—Show cases and good the operation. The condition of Mr. heating stove. Zeis’ Bazaar. 9-3t
Rochill was reported Thursday morn-
ing as fair.
FISH
It is understood that the Wiley High
School basket ball team will bring a We are selling a quanity of fish large crowd of rooters with them on each Friday and Saturday while they Friday night when they play the lo- last. We will have HALIBIT STEAK, cals here at the high school gym. PICKERAL, BONELESS HERRING Wiley har. a strong team and Green- aiu ] WHITE FISH. All fish dressed, castle will have to work to win the yVe deliver, contest by even a close margin. j TODD & SONS The Caroline Scott Harrison Chap- 10 ' 2t - Phone 583
ter of the Daughters of the American Revolution of Indianapolis will give a Washington Birthday luncheon at their chapter home at one o’clock on January 17. All who can attend are asked to notify the corresponding secretary of Washburn Chapter, Greencastle, before January 14.
FOR SALE — Three incubators, Bone Cutter and Coal Star Brooder. C. F. Reed, 710 East Washington St. 10-3t
the 60th Anniversary Celebration of the founding of the First National Bank of Greencastle on Thursday, Friday and Saturday, January 17,18 and 19 * You and your friends are cordially invited to come and help us celebrate the occasion. Souvenirs for cAll!
The tickets foi tl e Mooseheart Concert party went cn '■ale at Muh ns’
drug store today.
handled by White. In fact, it has these two teams meet.—Indianapolis
everything that a basketball team Nows.
neads. . We have had no opportunity 0
to see DePauw substitutes, but they j are reported up to standard. On the other hand Franklin has adopted the slow,deliberate game with which it 1 has had unprecedented success. It has height at center and unusual brains at Lackguard. It has Friddle, a floor grar 1, who can put all manner of pep into a losing or a winning team that appears to be shy on ag-
gressiveness. It has the xnimati re [ WOMEN—Earn big money making Ballard as an alternative at this posi- Bungalo Aprons at home during s p are lion, and he is as deceiving a player! . __ , as can be found anywhere. It has : time ' Enclose 2c sUxrn " for P artlcu - perhaps the most accurate basket- l ;irs- Rosemary Apron Co., Asbury shooter in the state, Johnny Gant, and Park, N. J. 10-lt
PETITION FILED John F. Shonkwiler and Mary C ricks have filed suit in the Putanam circuit court for the appointment of a guardian for Sarah J. Shonkwiler. The suit alleged infirmity of age. Lyon and Lyon are attorneys for the peitticners .
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<c V/e won’t notice the small elves iie pay to the Christmas Club
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eccti week — and it means stcrc money at the erd of the yeerr.”
Christmas
Membersh p ino*: C ub will solve 2 -r r
problems next December.
The P. E. O. Sisterhood will celebrate Founder* Day with a dinner at the home of Mrs. Fred O'Hair. On January 21, the sisterhood will be fifty-five years old. There are three of the founders living: Mrs. Alice Babb, Mrs. Franc Rhodes Elliot and Mrs. Mary Allen Stanford. At the meeting Wednesday night plans were made for the first anniversary of the local chapter which occurs, April 21. The Brazil High School basket ball team will play Bainbridge high on the Bainbridge floor Friday night, Jan. 11. This game is expected to be a j good, fast game as both teams are ; about equal in strength. The follow- | ing Saturday night Bainbridge jour- j neys to Roachdale for a game. In ad- i dition to these games Bainbridge will get a chance to see a college game , when Centra 1 Normal, of Danville, 1 and Rose Poly Tech, of Terre Haute,
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E. Z. CORN POPPER
S°ntething new out. Come in and see
it in operation.
KITCHEN OUTFITTING CO.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK THE OLDEST BANK IN PUTNAM COUN CITIZENS TRUST CO
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THE HOME OF THE SYSTEM ATI
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A BEEF CLUB
There will be a meeting Saturday afternoon at 1:30 o’clock in the county agent’s office of the Putnam Short 8-5t. Horn Club. A speaker from Purdue
! will be here. The meeting is called Piece of line shaft, 2 for the purpose of starting a beef
club.
FOR SALE
byll-IGths inches in diameter; steel; about fifteen feet long. Inquire at the Banner office. tf.
1 POTATOES — If you want ' potatoes, phone 17 for price.
HIGH SCHOOL NEWS.
j The basketball boys, first team went good j to Cammock’s Wedesndby at noon
| and had their picture taken
— j There will be throe high school col-
lanidmiC i OT team £ ames ‘ n gymnasium toAv£i&V.dlCUlvvlUdo might at 6:30 with the game between
j the Purple and Black; the Greens and
E. Z. CORN POPPER Yellows and the Orange and Blacks.
Something new out. Come in and sec; Th® band fund is large enough to it in operation. i permit the purchasing of the Tubas,
KITCHEN OUTFITTING CO | Baritones and Altos for the band.
8-5t. Tb® High School Orchestra is now
working on the Major Program which
clash on the Bainbridge floor on, TUESI)AYt JANUARY 15th. IS be given in February for the benTuesday, January 15th. THE LAST DAY TO PAY TELE- ®fit of the band fund. The feature E. M. Allen, who lives north of the pjjONE BILLS AND RECEIVE THE number will be one of the high class city was painfully injured late Wed- DISCOUNT. overtures of the time by a French neaday evening while unloading logs! GREENCASTLE TELEPHONE CO. composer, Thomas entitled “Raymond*
they come to lift ©a the screei
at the Burnaby lumber yards. Mr.
Allen had employed two other men as he had several large logs which NOTICE, he could not unload himself. The 1 TODAY, IS THE LAST three men were using a ‘cant hook" f ON WHICH GAS BILLS CAN which gave way causing the two men PAID AND GET THE DISCOUNT. [
to fall on him. Mr. Allen received j GREENCASTLE GAS & ELECTRIC | tudent are now busily engaged in taka badly sprained ankle and all liga- LIGHT COMPANY. It,ing lessons preparatory to entering ments torn lose in his right leg. Dr. j the High School Orchestra.
10-4t. Tb® orchestra has completed all of — fbe minor numbers and is now start-
ing to work on this one.
DATE: There has been some dozen or BE more students wh have received in;struments as Christma gifts. These
W. W. Tucker dressed the injuries. j M'e have beard and room for three Second hand upright Crescent piano | men. Inquire at Banner office. 9-2p
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Tin: WONDER COAL
Large Eg:. per ton.
.$5.50
CARD OF THANKS.
! Me wish to thank our friends and
HAVING RECEIVED neighbors for the kindness shown us OR PRINTS NOT during the illness and death of our RETURN. \Ve.beloved daughter, grand-daughter and
HAVE LOST A PRINT VALUABLE Bttle nic-:j, “Ethel Dell Cummings.” (TO OWNER ONLY. R. p. MULLINS Especially do we thank the minister THE DRUGGIST tf. w - E. Gill, the pall bearers, flower
— friris and J. E. McCurry, undertaker.
and all for their beautiful floral offer-
ings.
Joy F. Cummings. Mr. and Mrs. Georgo Cummings and family.
i'or Rent
FOR RENT—Two room npnrtmc :t,
I furnished and modern, Phone
Large Lm i> Genuine 4th vein, per ton $5.50 All coal wi -hod on City Scales
768. Gtf.
FOR RENT —New house, six room : M. A. Wolfe. 10 3p.
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Found.
FOUND — Package containing ■ ladies drops. Name on package. T :e I Goddard. Call Edward F. Shultz, Limed ah r-inr, phone 'i&l-Y. 13
OFFICERS INSTALLED
Putnam Lodge N 0 . 45, I. O. O. F. at its regular meeting Tuesday night installed the following officers for |
the current term;
Noble Grand. Terry Henry. Vice Grand, John A. Friend. Past Grand, Wallace Maurice. F.Secrctary Roy Hillis. R. Sicretary, William Callahan. Treasurer. Robert I,. Pierce. R S.N., Charles Meikel.
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The WILLIAM FOX screen version of AS-MHutchinson’s famous novel ^ J HARRY MIILARDE JProductw High School Theatre Thursday, and Friday Nights
Adm. 35 cents
7:30 P. M.
THIS IS NOT A CHILDREN’S PICTURE Saturday Night “Masters of Men”
j S.S.N., Josn G. Friend,
j ’ S.V. (.rand, Albert Callahan.
L.S.V Grand, Jesse Greene Chaplain, Edgar Shamcl. Inside Guard, Perry Boswell.
Outside Guard, Eugene Light. Warden, George York. R S. Supporter, Frank Butler. L.S. Supporter, Open. Conductor, Sam Hartley.
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